Sentence examples for back to its bubble from inspiring English sources

At that pace of appreciation Las Vegas will be back to its bubble peak in 2062.

Hiroshi Shiraishi of BNP Paribas reckons that by December industrial output had already fallen back to its post-bubble low in 2001, wiping out the gains from six years of what had been thought to be a solid recovery.

When Capsule Hotel Shinjuku 510 opened nearly two decades ago, Japan was just beginning to pull back from its bubble economy, and the hotel's tiny plastic cubicles offered a night's refuge to salarymen who had missed the last train home.

Washington has managed average appreciation of 5.3% since 2000, by contrast, and might therefore expect to be back to the bubble peak by 2018.Or it might not.

It all goes back to the bubble economy of Japan and to 1990, when they started pricking the bubble.

We have lost the bubble wealth that was driving consumption before the crash; we will not get back to bubble levels of consumption without another bubble.

But back to the Bubble and the Blubble.

If you go back to the bubble: 1997-2001 — the failure rate (out of business investors get nothing) was 77%.

Here I am, again, going back to the Bubble Dress, back to the circle.

But this is fashion, so FBN prefers not to think about such things and instead retreats back into its bubble of sartorial bliss.

"Back to my Parisian bubble," he says.